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Who’s been the biggest disappointment this year?
June 19th, 2017 | 
Author: Part of the thing that amazes me about how bad this year has been is that so many players, individually, have been awful. If you told me the team was going to finish with 90-plus losses, I’d have been as shocked as if you’d told me it would have won 90-plus games.
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Floundering Phillies roughed up by Rockies again
Jeremy Hellickson couldn’t stop the bleeding in a 7-2 loss. The Phils have lost 20 of their last 24.
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Floundering Phillies roughed up by Rockies again
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Two-strike home runs are killing the Phillies
The Phillies have given up an absurd amount of home runs. The team has given up 48 home runs in just 30 games. That puts them on a pace for 259, which would break the record 258 allowed by the 2016 Cincinnati Reds.
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16 games in, what have we learned?
One tenth of the season is in the books. So what have we learned about the 2017 Phillies? They sit at 7-9, in fourth place in the National League East.
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16 games in, what have we learned?
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Hellickson Good, 9th Inning Woes, Unheralded Prospects, Improved Offense, The Howard & Run Support
*Jeremy Hellickson has the best WHIP (0.71) in the NL, albeit through merely 4 starts. However, this is on the heels of a strong 2016 campaign, so he’s lining himself up as a sought after trade chip. Of course, he could potentially stay with the Phillies, as a mid-season extension could be a viable option.
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Hellickson Good, 9th Inning Woes, Unheralded Prospects, Improved Offense, The Howard & Run Support
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Neris saves Phils in 4-3 win over Braves
Starter Jeremy Hellickson allowed just two runs in seven innings
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Neris saves Phils in 4-3 win over Braves
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Series Preview: Phillies look to keep up strong work against the Nationals in DC
The Phillies won five games against the Nationals last year. If they sweep the Nationals this week, they’ll have that many wins against the Nats in April alone. OK, no one expects a sweep in Washington, but let’s be honest
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Series Preview: Phillies look to keep up strong work against the Nationals in DC
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Series Preview: Phillies host expected contenders, the New York Mets.
There has been a lot to like so far in the Phillies young season. The first time through the rotation, Aaron Nola, Jeremy Hellickson and Jerad Eickhoff looked very good.
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Series Preview: Phillies host expected contenders, the New York Mets.
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Jeanmar No More!
Pete Mackanin, omnipotent manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, announced prior to the 2017 MLB season that Jeanmar Gomez would be the club’s closer because he earned/deserved it. Well, he couldn’t be anymore wrong.
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Jeanmar No More!
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Open Discussion: Week of April 10th
The Phillies started the 2017 season 3-3 with an opening day win in Cincinnati and two wins at home against the hated Nationals. It was kind of an uneven week.
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Open Discussion: Week of April 10th
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